joe wilson brings us up to date on the day so far.ll not — stationary in antigua, the beach will not move but when the cricket pitch. _ will not move but when the cricket pitch. the — will not move but when the cricket pitch, the test match had to. england — pitch, the test match had to. england began the final day batting, trying _ england began the final day batting, trying to— england began the final day batting, trying to score quickly like that from _ trying to score quickly like that from dan — trying to score quickly like that from dan lawrence. joe trying to score quickly like that from dan lawrence.— trying to score quickly like that from dan lawrence. joe got his hundred then _ from dan lawrence. joe got his hundred then displayed - from dan lawrence. joe got his hundred then displayed a - from dan lawrence. joe got his i hundred then displayed a necklace made for him by his children. but all the time he was calculating. england declared a second innings leading to 86 to wind the match, they had to take ten wickets but their

joe wilson, bbc news.ofile voices from the within the game have suggested the time is now forjoe root to stand down. the man himself spoke to the bbc�*s cricket correspondent. although i'm still very passionate about taking this team— although i'm still very passionate about taking this team forward, and i feel about taking this team forward, and i feel like--- — about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm _ about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm desperate - about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm desperate to - about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm desperate to turn l i feel like... i'm desperate to turn that around. to see them smiling because we don't feel that far away. it's probably frustrating for a lot of people to hear, but very passionate taking it forward. 50 of people to hear, but very passionate taking it forward. so you want to carry _ passionate taking it forward. so you want to carry on? _ passionate taking it forward. so you want to

our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. wilson reports. hundredth welsh game for him that the hundredth welsh game for him, thatis the hundredth welsh game for him, that is dan biggar, this is even better. no man has played more international matches than alun wyn jones, 150 games for wales, two daughters, one more anthem. in the midst of all these anniversaries, up stepped italy. it took wales almost half an hour to get on the scoreboard, owen watkin crossing. but witness this penalty by padovani. italy had 12 points by half—time, wales, seven. seven years of six nations defeat, their worth in this competition openly questioned, italy got so close to the welsh line there. dewi lake did score for wales, short—range, power base penalties kept italy in front. josh adams seemed to rescue wales from embarrassment. but hold on, hold everything, a scintillating break from the full—back. if you could find a pass, if there was a team—mate there. padovani, italy! two—point it came down to the two—point conversion. it would be the la

here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. where is the best view in grenada?. adding another ball defend away another defeat to delay. west indies were patient, steady, not if but when and how. chris dismissed like this. that catch, extraordinary reaction from jason holder. jack faced... victory for the west indies was now a numerical formality. for the west indies was now a numericalformality. 28 for the west indies was now a numerical formality. 28 to win. joe root lead england back knowing the series was lost. england arrived at rock bottom and now felt themselves thinking. after two draws, this was the test when england face pressure. the winning runs were hit appropriately by captain craig braithwaite. joe wilson, bbc news. lots more reaction to that defeat on the bbc sport website. england's women have made it into the world cup semi—finals in new zealand. after a shaky start to the tournament, losing their first three matches, they rounded off the group stage with a 100 run victory over bangladesh. that sets up a last four clash against south africa on

joe wilson, bbc news, in antigua.a. you can keep up to date with all the action on 5live sports extra, and on the bbc sport website. liverpool are through to the quarter finals of the champions league, despite losing 1—0 to ten—man inter milan at anfield. teams showed their support for ukraine ahead of the champions league ties. inter milan were two down from the first leg and, while liverpool hit the woodwork three times, the moment of the match belonged to lautaro martinez. a fabulous strike giving the italian champions hope on the hour mark. but moments later, alexis sanchez was sent off for his second yellow card. liverpool hanging on to win 2—1 on aggregate. in the night's other tie, bayern munich thrashed rb salzburg 7—1 to win 8—2 on aggregate. robert lewandowski scored a hat—trick inside the opening 23 minutes, two from the penalty spot, and this one was gifted to him after some poor defending. thomas muller got two of his own on a comfortable night for the six—time champions. meanwhile, premier league matches

joe wilson, bbc news, antigua.animals of all shapes and sizes are suffering too. some people are hoping to send their pets abroad while others are still trapped in ukraine. the bbc�*s tim allman has more. when the war began, this couple head west to lviv. they brought with them their pet cat, charly. it proved to be a stressful journey for the whole family. translation: he's playful, he's not quiet, he likes to play. i it was hard to transport him in the cage because he's very active. our trip lasted for a0 hours. it was really hard for him. they came here to a shelter that, before the invasion, only took in wild animals. but now, it's become a staging post for people fleeing the violence, who want their pets to be safe and sound. we are making them secure for secure travel, and we're going to try and take as many animals as we can out, back to latvia, back to europe, back to safety. no such safety for yasha, ajaguar, or sabrina, a black panther. they live in the luhansk region of ukraine. you can question the righ

joe wilson, bbc news, antigua.elivery stick. melrose suffered a shoulder injury, but was later able to return to the athletes' accommodation. gb went on to lose that match 6—3 and were then beaten by south korea, so their medal chances are over. meanwhile, hope gordon has made history by becoming paralympics gb's first female para—nordic skier. gordon, who's also a para—canoeist and para—swimmer, only took up the event six months ago. she finished 17th in qualifying in the women's sprint event, with the top 12 going through to the semi—finals. it's cool that i'm the first girl, but i think the thing for me is, as long as i'm not the only and last, hopefully this can get more of a platform for the females out there. and i think this sport has grown a lot since pyeongchang. 0nto tennis now — and the first masters series event of the year gets under way on thursday at indian wells, in california. but novak djokovic won't be there. djokovic confirmed on social media that he won't be able to play, as he's not vaccinated

joe wilson, bbc news, in antigua.osing 1—0 to ten—man inter milan at anfield. teams showed their support for ukraine ahead of the champions league ties. inter milan were two down from the first leg and, while liverpool hit the woodwork three times, the moment of the match belonged to lautaro martinez. a fabulous strike giving the italian champions hope on the hour mark. but moments later, alexis sanchez was sent off for his second yellow card. liverpool hanging on to win 2—1 on aggregate. in the night's other tie, bayern munich thrashed rb salzburg 7—1 to win 8—2 on aggregate. robert lewandowski scored a hat—trick inside the opening 23 minutes, two from the penalty spot, and this one was gifted to him after some poor defending. thomas muller got two of his own on a comfortable night for the six—time champions. meanwhile, premier league matches will no longer be screened in russia, following the country's invasion of neighbouring ukraine. all 20 flights clubs unanimously agreed at a meeting in london today. 0urfootball

joe wilson sent this report from antiguia. had other commitments. the wickets were taken in front of a uk crowd. it rained intermittently. jonny bairstow had made 140 when he finally offered this chance to jason holder, six foot seven at full extension. 311 all out. england's tend to every woman, man and creature on the planet knows what that means. stuart broad and james anderson. well, not now, not here. england opened the bowling and the batters enjoyed it. john campbell could barely believe his dismissal. well, 83—1, england and 0verton had something. wood and stokes added energy and when the third wicket fell, england were finally warming up. but they soon met jason finally warming up. but they soon metjason holder at finally warming up. but they soon met jason holder at the batter. finally warming up. but they soon metjason holder at the batter. a genial man who loves to defy england. west indies will resume 109 behind and holed up with the balance of the match in his hands. —— and jason holder with the balance of the ma

joe wilson, bbc news, antigua. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller.he chance of a shower in antigua tomorrow. here, aftera the chance of a shower in antigua tomorrow. here, after a cold start, some sunshine at least across eastern areas, appreciated by the lambs. on the western side of the uk, the cloud has been increasing and many of us have seen a bit of rain at some stage today. low pressure is now taking over. it is bringing in outbreaks of rain, particularly across western parts of the uk over the next few days, and quite windy here as well. overall, around these areas of low pressure, that when switching to a southerly direction so it is turning milder. when you get to see some sunshine, it will feel more springlike out there. we have seen some heavy rain across parts of northern ireland today, heavy and thundery rain moving through scotland this evening but after midnight, most places are dried with variable cloud and clear spells, quite breezy but nowhere nearas spells, quite breezy but nowhere near as cold as it was last night, temperatures a

joe wilson, bbc news, antigua. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. the chance of a

. >> well, it reminded me of former, actually, representative joe wilson of north carolina. wasn't planning on doing it. he ended up shouting and he immediately regretted it. he also talked about it being embarrassed after. there was a lot of fundraising and he felt it was the decorum wasn't becoming of the house of representatives. and i have to tell you what is disappointing is that she meant to do it. i think she planned on doing it. and i don't think that there's any embarrassment at all. the only thing i can say, this is the people's house. it's not your house. shout as much as you want to in your own home but this house belongs to the american people and i think there is a certain decorum and respect that you need to give the president of the united states. especially if you expect to get that almost in return. i may not have liked president obama's policies. i respected the position. >> what was your reaction when you saw congresswoman boebert? >> it was obviously -- it was sad. not unexpected. i think mitt romney was right, right? any time you can quote butch cassidy

to have joe wilson and steve like this. it is always inspiring to see nato, no division, a change of policy by germany. they were worse than equivocating when this began. they would not allow historian to provide javelin missiles to cross german territory. some remember when it was east and west germany. they should understand that these of strength works and it does bring down walls. to see the european union, i am the cochair of the you ox it -- you caucus. where the cochairs of the eu caucus. we were delighted to find out they are providing military coming to ukraine. both of us did not know the eu had military government. . is very significant they have the 27 countries of nato and 21 of the eu, and the solitary -- solidarity and estates. -- united states. dr. conley look young to have been studying drug been stating nuclear catastrophe, but sadly your day has come -- to have been studying nuclear catastrophe, but sadly your day has come. all we hear is excuses. we have our alleys, -- allies with 300 systems and they ar

joe wilson sent this report from antiguia. the cricket ground is definitely this way. just 20. he showed his ability. brave catch and craig overton was out for nought. jonny bairstow had made 1&0 when he finally offered this chance to jason holder, 67" at full extension there. 311 all out. so, england's turn to bowl, and every women, man and creature on the planet knows what that means — stuart broad and james anderson. well, not now. not here. england opened the bowling with woakes and overton, and the batters enjoyed them. in quick time, west indies were past 50 and looking like this match was that opportunity. so, john campbell could barely believe his dismissal. 83—1, and england and overton had something. mark wood and ben stokes added energy. when the third wicket fell, england were finally warming up. as we were hearing from joel wilson, there was another cat that went in there was another cat that went in the cricket. jermaine blackwood was bowled by chris fawkes. meanwhile, england women's captain heather knight says there's �*no way�* her side are out of the

i'm joined by brendan boil and congress joe wilson. european union caucus. and, congressman boyle, we'll start with you. the major funding del, part of a 1.5 trillion omnibus bill of which $13.6 billion will go directly to the ukrainian people in aid. how quickly do we expect that money to get to the ukrainian people? >> the short answer is as quickly as possible. that's covering many different things, the help with refugees, the economic help they need and weaponry, most crucially of all. and this is in support of a situation in which we need to cut with the bureaucratic red tape. we simply don't have the type. i was on the call with zelenskyy saturday morning u.s. time. it is quite clear that the urgency of the situation that literally every hour the situation on the ground in ukraine can change. so i'm proud that we're doing this in congress. for the normal congressional timetable, we're acting actually at lightning speed here. >> that is true. that is undeniable for congress. this is certainly lightning speed. congressman wilson, a

joe wilson, bbc news, in antigua.ffect immediately, meaning tomorrow's four games won't be shown in the country. the fa's also suspended its agreement with russia. that means none of this month's fa cup quarterfinal matches will be shown there. messages of support for ukraine continue, liverpool lining up with inter milan behind a peace banner before their champions league tie with inter milan at anfield. a match they lost 1—0 after a brilliant goal from lautaro martinez, their first defeat at anfeld in a year, they still reached the quarter finals 2—1 on aggregate. they are still fighting are many different competitions, liverpool. it doesn't happen often that they lose. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. this morning it is quite a murky start to the day but no first to report, none causing any issues, but we do have —— no frost to report. but we do have a wet and windy start. the strongest winds will be in the outer hebrides where we could have severe gale leading to destruction, they will slowly ea

i recognize representative joe wilson who is the ranking member on the middle east, global counterterrorism, for five minutes. mr. wilson: thank you, mr. chairman. secretary sherman, it's good to see you. i enjoyed working with you promoting our relationship with the european union. gosh, who would have imagined two days ago the european union for the first time ever has agreed to military assistance to president volodymyr zelensky and the people of ukraine. what an achievement. i am so excited. also -- but the administration is in the end stages of agreeing with the nuclear deal with iran. in the past, i have been grateful to working with former chairman eliot engel, an insane agreement of providing money to a regime that is -- there's great state sponsor of terrorism, which is such a risk, particularly with our open borders today. anyone who says this is a return to the 2016 joint comprehensive plan of action is mistaken. iran cannot unlearn the technical capacity and knowledge that it has masked for the violations of jcpoa nuclear limitations over the past few years. it has been enrichg

joe wilson from south carolina, i inform the house that mr. wilson will vote yea on h.r. 5616. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? ms. wexton: madam speaker, as the member designated by representatives mceachin, porter and frankel, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5616. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from colorado seek recognition? mrs. boebert: as the member designated by mr. gaetz of florida, i inform the house that mr. gaetz will vote nay on h.r. 5616. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote yes on h.r. 5616. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. grijalva, i inform the house that mr. grijalva will vote yes on h.r. 5616. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from

representative joe wilson is the republican cochair of the helsinki commission in the house of representatives, and, representative wilson, you're recognized for two or three minutes for opening remarks. representative wilson: thank you very much. and ranking member wicker and chairman, thank you for holding this extraordinary hearing. it's to show our appreciation for our baltic allies in latvia and estonia, and we always know that they are an inspiration. they never gave up on promoting their independence and freedom. and their commitment now to nato. i am also grateful i visited all three republics and americans can always be grateful this in -- that in 1940, the united states never recognized the occupation as devised and divided by hitler and stalin. we always recognized that the baltic republics were independent states and not part of the soviet dictatorship. only a few weeks ago, i had the honor to be with the delegation organized by the commission. the main message was to clearly bipartisan indicate and show that america is fully committed to article 5 of the nato treaty. to protect as

joe wilson reports. scintillating and significant as any in their history. they had beaten wales. not yet. it still needed a conversion. this kick, this result. 22 and 21. after seasons of defeats, italy's very credibility was restored. italy's very credibility was restored-— italy's very credibility was restored. . , . ., , restored. after 36 straight defeats, ital have restored. after 36 straight defeats, italy have one _ restored. after 36 straight defeats, italy have one in _ restored. after 36 straight defeats, italy have one in cardiff. _ restored. after 36 straight defeats, italy have one in cardiff. judge i italy have one in cardiff. judge evans decided _ italy have one in cardiff. judge evans decided his _ italy have one in cardiff. judge evans decided his player i italy have one in cardiff. judge evans decided his player of i italy have one in cardiff. judge | evans decided his player of the match award rightly belongs to an italian. and thus was one prize presented. for ireland to wind the who

joe root. our corresponentjoe wilson reports from antigua. test cricket is about the challenge.ak crawley was getting into his stride. he is in the team to play shots like that. to express himself. yeah, there he goes again. fluent england batting. it can happen. confidence is such a precious, but fragile commodity, it seemed to disappear in australia, now we are feeling the recovery? queue some rain drops of delay. they blew in and they blew out. the batters remained. in benign conditions on a lifeless pitch, joe root cashed in. crawley�*s fortunes are fluctuated. to win england must bowl the west indies out again. clouds will come and go. it could be a thrilling final day and it could easily not be. well from antigua to cardiff and the six nations, where wales lost to france — who are still on for a first grand slam title since 2010. the french won 13—9 to make it four wins from four. lydia campbell was watching this one for us. this trophy won't be staying in wales come the end of the tournament. but they could still have a say about where it end up. and to add some spice to

joe wilson, bbc news, antigua. also pulled out of the forthcoming miami open. we are just days away from the start of the formula one season, with the first race in bahrain next weekend. second testing begins today, and british driver lando norris, who drives for british team mclaren, has been speaking to natalie pirks about the controversial ending last season, and not going to russia. it feels good to be back. so tell us, just how excited are you for this new season? i'm very, very excited. i think almost more excited than i was in my first season of formula one, mainly because i'm a lot more confident. obviously, the season ended in the most spectacular way. what were your feelings around what happened in abu dhabi? i'm good friends with both of them. i'm pretty — i'm more, in terms of friends, i'm better friends with max. but, of course, there is a guy i've looked up to since i was, you know, watching mclaren back in 2007, and we talk every now and then. so like, i respect both of them so much. of course, what

joe root. our corresponentjoe wilson reports from antigua. test cricket is about the challenge. england batting. it can happen. confidence is such a precious, but fragile commodity, it seemed to disappear in australia, now we are feeling the recovery? queue some rain drops of delay. they blew in and they blew out. the batters remained. in benign conditions on a lifeless pitch, joe root cashed in. crawley�*s fortunes are fluctuated. hisjoy was real his joy was real and hisjoy was real and meaningful. to win england must bowl the west indies out again. clouds will come and go. it could be a thrilling final day and it could easily not be. well from antigua to cardiff and the six nations, where wales lost to france — who are still on for a first grand slam title since 2010. the french won 13—9 to make it four wins from four. lydia campbell was watching this one for us. this trophy won't be staying in wales come the end of the tournament. but they could still have a say about where it end up. and to add some spice to this run, it was france who stopped them from clinching the grand s

joe wilson, bbc news, antigua.e. he admits the club and its fans are in "a tough moment" but played down talk of a friendship with abramovich. one of the questions earlier said i am close to roman abramovich. i know roman abramovich, i would probably count on one hand how many times i have seen him in the last many years. when i worked for chelsea football club which was an absolute treasure work for chelsea football club for 13 years. and that's exactly where i want to leave that one. now to tennis and a stunning win for britain's harriet dart, who beat former world number three elina svitolina from ukraine to make the third round at indian wells. and emma raducanu is there, too. she said it "meant a lot" to come through a tricky tie against caroline garcia of france. raducanu raced into a 3—0 lead and took the first set but garcia was more dangerous in the second set. she broke raducanu three times before levelling the sets at 1—1. but raducanu fought back and took the third set 6—1, and the us open champion will

wilson and his praise of how joe biden is handling this crisis in ukraine. i don't agree with him at all. but the gas prices, the liberal media and democrats are pushing this narrative that the american people are willing to pay more for gas, one dollar to two dollars more if it will help ukraine. first of all, i want to know how us paying more in gas prices helps ukraine. i don't see the correlation there. and this is not vladimir putin's gas prices. the voters out here blame joe biden 100% gas prices. they have been going up since the day he took office. you can see, they went up more since ukraine. but this is a false narrative. all of them blaming ukraine for these gas prices, it's ridiculously crazy. host: teresa all right. reid wilson? guest: gas prices are going out not because of ukraine, they are going up for a million reasons. demand is one of them. supply and demand, the basics of economics. when more people want something, the higher the price goes. we do not get a lot of gas in the united states from russia. only about 3% of the total amount of

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wilson and his praise of how joe biden is handling this crisis in ukraine. don't agree with him at all. but the gas prices, the liberal media and democrats are pushing this narrative that the american people are willing to pay more for gas, one dollar to two dollars more if it will help ukraine. first of all, i want to know how us paying more in gas prices helps ukraine. i don't see the correlation there. and this is not vladimir putin's gas prices. the voters out here blame joe biden 100% gas prices. they have been going up since the day he took office. you can see, they went up more since ukraine. but this is a false narrative. all of them blaming ukraine for these gas prices, it's ridiculously crazy. host: teresa all right. reid wilson? guest: gas prices are going out not because of ukraine, they are going up for a million reasons. demand is one of them. supply and demand, the basics of economics. when more people want something, the higher the price goes. we do not get a lot of gas in the united states from russia. only about 3% of the total amount of ga

president joe biden, more than 4400 people, men, women and children were killed between 18771955, which is when emmet tell was killed and his body was thrown into the tower. how she river wilson jordan though alon b. carther is an associate professor of political science at howard university. josephina ly visor from washington. d. c. nice. have you on the program again, miss carter. why has it taken a 120 years to get this far and get this law passed when? what? only a few years ago, we had a black president that could have perhaps pass this law with what an executive order would that have been the correct way of doing it. he could have done it with an executive order, but executive orders are permanent. so another administration could have simply undo that executive order. so i think it was really important for this to become part of our national ledger. and that is legislation be passed through congress because they are the official law maker in this country. so what does a lynching law a make in 2022 and many sort of civil rights advocates would say that more black people a shot to with a gun in modern times that hung from a tree. well, i think lynching sometimes is consid

joe neguse of colorado's congressional 2nd district, mr. neguse will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina seek recognition? mr. wilson: as the member designated by mr. ralph norman, i inform the house that mr. norman will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? mr. courtney: as the member designated by house chair of the appropriations committee, rosa delauro and house vies chair of the sea power subcommittee, mr. golden, they will vote yes on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on ordering the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> as the member desig